Dialogue

1 Charm|    Mr. Grote in admitting as genuine all the writings commonly
2 Charm| regarded by Schaarschmidt as genuine, e.g. in the Phaedrus, or
3 Charm|    Would Mr. Grote accept as genuine all the writings which he
4 Charm|     cannot be admitted to be genuine, unless there be some independent
5 Charm|    the Epistles of Plato are genuine, and very few critics think
6 Charm|   also too unlike him, to be genuine (see especially Karsten,